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Today we recognize International Women in Engineering Day and the women helping shape the built environment through engineering, design, construction, project management, and leadership.

Strong projects are built by strong teams — and every successful commercial construction project depends on people who can solve problems, coordinate details, protect quality, and keep work moving forward.

We celebrate the women contributing their skill, insight, and leadership to the construction industry and to the communities we serve.

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Happy Father’s Day from McCormack Construction.

Today we recognize the fathers, grandfathers, mentors, and father figures whose hard work, guidance, and example help build strong families and stronger communities.

In construction, we know that lasting work is built with care, commitment, and pride — values that are often passed down from one generation to the next.

To the fathers on our team, our job sites, our client teams, and across the communities we serve, we wish you a meaningful Father’s Day surrounded by the people who matter most.
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Every project tells a story of planning, coordination, craftsmanship, and follow-through.

From education and healthcare to public works, industrial, commercial, and community-focused projects, McCormack Construction brings experience and accountability to the spaces our region depends on.

Our portfolio reflects more than completed buildings. It reflects the trust of our clients, the skill of our teams, and the pride we take in building work that serves communities for years to come.

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Summer is a critical time for many commercial construction projects, especially for schools, public facilities, healthcare environments, and active commercial spaces.

The projects that move best are the ones backed by clear planning, strong communication, and realistic coordination between owners, design teams, subcontractors, and field crews.

Whether the work involves renovations, additions, site preparation, or new construction, early planning helps protect the schedule and keep the project aligned from the start.

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June is National Safety Month — a good reminder that safety on a construction project starts with planning, communication, and accountability.

From site logistics and scheduling to subcontractor coordination and daily field decisions, every detail plays a role in keeping work moving responsibly.

At McCormack Construction, safety is part of how projects are planned, managed, and delivered. It protects the people doing the work, the clients we serve, and the communities where we build.

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A strong commercial construction project starts long before work begins on site.

Early budgeting gives owners, architects, and project teams a clearer understanding of scope, priorities, materials, schedule, and potential cost drivers before decisions become expensive to change.

For schools, healthcare facilities, industrial buildings, public works, and commercial spaces, this early clarity can help reduce surprises and support better decision-making throughout the project.

In our latest blog, we explain how early budgeting improves commercial construction projects and why it is such an important part of a successful build.

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Public projects carry a responsibility that goes beyond the building itself.

They serve cities, counties, schools, emergency services, and the people who rely on them every day.

McCormack Construction brings decades of experience to civic and public works projects across Eastern Oregon and the surrounding region, with a focus on transparency, safety, and long-term value.

When the work matters to the community, the process matters too.

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At McCormack Construction, efficiency is not an accident. It is built into the way we work.

We run on the EOS to keep our team aligned, accountable, and focused on what matters most: clear communication, disciplined ex*****on, and dependable project outcomes.

For our clients, that means decisions move faster, priorities stay visible, and communication remains consistent from leadership to field teams.

Because strong construction projects do not just depend on good work in the field. They depend on strong systems behind the scenes.

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This Memorial Day, we pause to remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

Their sacrifice is reflected in the freedoms, communities, and opportunities we are privileged to build on every day.

From all of us at McCormack Construction, we honor and remember those who served and never came home.

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Project Update! Major progress is taking shape at the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife John Day Watershed Office Improvement Project in Pendleton, Oregon. What began earlier this year with blasting and site preparation has quickly evolved into a nearly completed structure supporting ODFW’s regional operations for years to come.

This project highlights the coordination, planning, and field ex*****on required to keep complex public works projects moving forward—from excavation and utilities to vertical construction and infrastructure improvements.

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